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2007
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Paul P. Wyatt, Hiroaki Nakai:
Developing Nonstationary Noise Estimation for Application in Edge and Corner Detection. IEEE Trans. Image Process. 16(7): 1840-1853 (2007)
2006
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Paul P. Wyatt, Hiroaki Nakai:
Applying Non-stationary Noise Estimation to Achieve Contrast Invariant Edge Detection. ACCV (2) 2006: 742-751
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Paul P. Wyatt, Hiroaki Nakai:
Fast Feature Extraction Using Approximations to Derivatives with Summed-Area Images. ACCV (1) 2006: 776-786
2003
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Paul P. Wyatt, J. Alison Noble:
MAP MRF joint segmentation and registration of medical images. Medical Image Anal. 7(4): 539-552 (2003)
2002
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Paul P. Wyatt, J. Alison Noble:
MAP MRF Joint Segmentation and Registration. MICCAI (1) 2002: 580-587

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